Dept of Management Services Florida #ITB PD 25-26.078

Myrtle Grove Elementary stormwater outfall and roadway construction

Escambia County is seeking a civil construction contractor for drainage and roadway improvements serving Myrtle Grove Elementary in Pensacola. - Government buyer: Escambia County, Florida — Purchasing Department, Office of Purchasing; contact named in the attachment: Tammy Straughn. - Project scope: Construct approximately 1,400 linear feet of enclosed stormwater conveyance along 62nd Avenue, connecting the school pond toward Jackson Street and the 62nd Street Pond. Work also includes roadway, driveway, sidewalk, utility, and drainage improvements. - Key construction quantities: 1,338 of 24-inch RCP pipe and 171 of 30-inch RCP pipe; 12 Type C and 3 Type D ditch bottom inlets; 5,047 for milling and resurfacing; 344 for fiber-reinforced concrete driveways; and 150 of 4-inch PVC waterline replacement if needed. Units are not specified in the provided line-item summary except where stated in item descriptions. - Other pay items: Mobilization, traffic maintenance, clearing and grubbing, earthwork and swale grading, dewatering, stormwater pollution prevention, unsuitable-material replacement, pavement and sidewalk work, pond overflow and manhole structures, sod, water-service transfers, and possible meter relocation. - Notable requirements: Follow Escambia County specifications; applicable ECUA Engineering Manual requirements apply to sanitary sewer or waterline construction. Applicable contractor/business, underground-utilities, and work-zone traffic supervisor licensing or certifications are identified in the solicitation summary. The project is intended to improve drainage performance and provide controlled emergency pond overflow. - OEMs and vendors: No product OEMs, branded products, or commercial vendors are identified. No product part numbers are provided.

Description

Escambia County is soliciting bids for construction of approximately 1,400 linear feet of enclosed stormwater conveyance infrastructure along 62nd Avenue, from the Myrtle Grove Elementary School pond to the Jackson Street and 62nd Street intersection. The work includes connecting to an existing manhole and discharging to the 62nd Street Pond, as well as concrete driveways, minor utility and sidewalk adjustments, and milling and resurfacing 62nd Avenue. The project is intended to improve drainage efficiency and reliability and provide a controlled emergency overflow pathway for the school pond. Responses are due July 9, 2026, at 9:00 a.m.

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